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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

733

Maryland, with whom the best and most advanta-

 

geous terms can be obtained, and they may take the

 

road which to them may seem most suitable and

 

proper.

 

SECTION 8. And be it enacted, That the board of

 

directors of said company, or a majority of them or

 

their agents, may agree with the owner or owners

Agree with

of any lands, earth, timber gravel or other material,

owner.

or any improvement necessary for the construction

 

or repair of any part of said road or its works, for

 

the purchase or use or occupation of the same; and

 

in case they cannot agree, or if the owner or owners,

 

or any of them, be a feme covert, minor or non

 

compos mentis, or out of the county in which the

 

property wanted may lie, or where such land or

 

material may be needed, on application to a justice

 

of the peace of such county he shall issue his war-

 

rant under his hand and seal, directed to the sheriff

 

of said county, requiring him to summon a jury

Disagreement
— how settled.

of twenty inhabitants of said county, not related

 

to the owners nor in any wise interested in the

 

premises, to meet on the land to be valued on a

 

day to be specified in said warrant, not less than

 

ten nor more than thirty days after issuing the

 

same; and in case any of the jurors aforesaid do

 

not attend, he, the said sheriff, shall instanter sum-

 

mon as many jurors as may be necessary, with the

 

jurors in attendance, to furnish a panel of twenty

 

jurors in attendance, and from such panel each

 

party, his, her or their agent or attorney, may strike

 

four persons; and if either be not present in person

 

or by agent or attorney, or being so present shall

 

refuse to strike as aforesaid, the sheriff may strike

Sheriff may
Strike off.

off four jurors for such absent or refusing parties,

 

and the remaining twelve of such panel shall act

 

as the jury of inquest of damages; and before they

 

act as such the sheriff shall administer to each of

 

them an oath or affirmation, as the case may be, that

 

he will justly and impartially value the damages

Impartially
value.

and benefits which the owner or owners of said land

 

will sustain by the use or occupation of the same

 

required by the said railway company; and if re-

 

quired by the party or parties whose lands are to be

 

affected by the proceedings, or by the said railway

 

company, or their agent or agents, the jury shall
cause to be summoned by the sheriff such witnesses

Summon wit-
nesses.



 
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